The most recent CRT Monitors articles from Personal Computer World

Review: Samsung Syncmaster 931C 19in TFT monitor

Paul Monckton — 2007-03-02T00:00:00.000Z

Paul Monckton, Personal Computer World, Friday 2 March 2007 at 00:00:00

Wide gamut monitor that gives CRTs a run for their money

TFT screens have consigned those big, fat, heavy CRT monitors to the recycling centre. The space-saving advantages are obvious, not to mention the reduced stress on your back when shifting...

LG F700P

Jalal Werfalli — 2003-04-08T11:50:11.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Tuesday 8 April 2003 at 11:50:11

A 100 per cent 17in flat screen at a reasonable price.

Joining LG's new line-up of CRT monitors is the F700P, which replaces the popular 795FT Plus model. Like its forerunner, this 17in CRT makes use of LG's Flatron CRT technology...

NEC-Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 2070SB

Jalal Werfalli — 2003-02-25T13:23:46.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Tuesday 25 February 2003 at 13:23:46

Enhanced brightness makes this a great display for multimedia.

The big brother of the Diamond Pro 750SB, the Diamond Pro 2070SB is NEC-Mitsubishi's latest 22in flat-screen display. Outwardly, the 2070SB is pretty much identical to the 750SB, but there...

NEC-Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 750SB

Jalal Werfalli — 2002-10-18T12:22:40.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Friday 18 October 2002 at 12:22:40

This monitor has a new look and produces great images.

Following the success of its Diamond Pro 740SB, NEC-Mitsubishi has been quick to launch the 750SB. Like its predecessor, this is a flat-screen 17in model with a 0.25mm unified grille-pitch...

Sony HMD-A230

Jalal Werfalli — 2002-04-11T09:26:40.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Thursday 11 April 2002 at 09:26:40

An attractively styled monitor that's easy to use and great for DVD movies.

A monitor's brightness has never been comparable to that of a standard television set. Philips was the first to address this with its Lightframe technology....

NEC-Mitsubishi Diamond Pro 740SB

Jalal Werfalli — 2002-04-10T13:46:14.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Wednesday 10 April 2002 at 13:46:14

A good flat-screen monitor at a great price.

A monitor's brightness has never been comparable to that of a standard television set. Philips was the first to address this with its Lightframe technology....

NEC-Mitsubishi Multisync LCD1830

Ken McMahon — 2002-03-18T14:39:30.000Z

Ken McMahon, Personal Computer World, Monday 18 March 2002 at 14:39:30

An attractive, rock solid 1,280 x 1,024 display.

The cost of LCD panels continues to head south and, at £729 ex VAT, NEC-Mitsubishi's new LCD1830 TFT display sets a new price point for 18in panels....

Philips LightFrame2 monitor

Jalal Werfalli — 2001-11-27T11:30:05.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Tuesday 27 November 2001 at 11:30:05

Those who want a monitor-cum-TV would do well to consider this innovative, competitive product.

LightFrame is a patented software/hardware combination that allows the user to collectively boost the brightness, contrast and sharpness of an open window or area of the desktop, to emulate a...

ADI MicroScan G900

Jalal Werfalli — 2001-01-05T00:00:00.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Friday 5 January 2001 at 00:00:00

A flat-tube monitor at a good price.

ADI has released the latest addition to its G Series, the 19in G900, sporting a Hitachi CM901 shadow-mask Pure Flat Tube....

Philips 109B20 Monitor

Jalal Werfalli — 2000-12-02T00:00:00.000Z

Jalal Werfalli, Personal Computer World, Saturday 2 December 2000 at 00:00:00

A 19in monitor that uses LightFrame software for a brighter picture.

The 19in 109B20 is one of the latest monitors that uses Philips' patented LightFrame feature. This software only works with Philips' specially equipped monitors and allows the user to selectively...

NEC MultiSync FP1370

David Fearon — 2000-11-16T00:00:00.000Z

David Fearon, Personal Computer World, Thursday 16 November 2000 at 00:00:00

A CRT monitor that could pose a threat to Sony and Mitsubishi.

With the CRT monitor market pretty much dictated by the quality of the flat-screen tubes being churned out by Mitsubishi and Sony, it's refreshing to get hold of a display...

Hansol 710P

Nik Rawlinson — 2000-02-02T00:00:00.000Z

Nik Rawlinson, Personal Computer World, Wednesday 2 February 2000 at 00:00:00

It may not be totally flat and it may not even be aperture grille, but Hansol's 710P is a professional quality monitor that performs well in every respect.

Hansol's 17in (16in viewable diagonal) 710P is not far off being flat, but unlike other flatscreen CRTs, Hansol has not opted for aperture grille but the less exciting shadow mask....